A Well-Worn Faith
When I think of my dad, one image often comes to mind, one for which I am very thankful! Dad worked in a factory his entire career. Every morning, he carried...
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Jun
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Jun
Veterans With PTSD Find Breakthrough Healing and Hope
Over the course of two deployments in Iraq as a nuclear biological chemical specialist with the United States Army, Matt was responsible for finding bombs...
16
Jun
God’s Deep Love and Detailed Care for Special Needs Families
Even before they met, God planted seeds in Molly and Justin’s hearts—a desire to adopt a child with a disability. This deep-rooted calling grew over years...
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Jun
I AM
The scene unfolds in the Garden of Gethsemane. Torches flicker in the darkness. Soldiers arrive, weapons drawn. Jesus does not hide or retreat. He steps forward and asks who they are seeking...
12
Jun
Joni and Friends Expands Disability Ministry Training Through New Partnership with Ligonier Ministries
The global disability ministry Joni and Friends is partnering with theological education leader Ligonier Ministries to equip pastors worldwide with trusted...
11
Jun
The Fruitful Life Found in Abiding in Jesus
There’s nothing like picking berries ripened on the vine. I remember the long, generous days of June as a child. My sisters and I would soak...
7
Jun
I AM the True Vine
Jesus speaks these words to disciples who are about to face fear, confusion, and loss as they witness His crucifixion the next day. He does not prepare them with strategies or explanations. Instead, He reminds them where life comes from...
5
Jun
Family Retreat Is Katelyn’s Highlight of the Year
Katelyn, the oldest of Ryan and Teresa’s three children, was born with a genetic disorder called Williams syndrome. The diagnosis thirty years ago...
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Jun
Jesus Wants to Use You in a New Way
Living with disability brings daily challenges and recurring obstacles. And at times, I’m tempted to think that Down syndrome limits our family’s...
3
Jun
You are Promised an Inheritance
You may or may not receive an earthly inheritance. Maybe your parents didn’t have much at the end to give you, or maybe the government got most of it...